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* [[January 6]]: [[InCare Technologies]] was acquired by Thrive of Foxborough, Massachusetts.
* [[January 6]]: [[InCare Technologies]] was acquired by Thrive of Foxborough, Massachusetts.
* January: The [[Books-A-Million]] at [[Brook Highland Plaza]] closed.
* January: The [[Books-A-Million]] at [[Brook Highland Plaza]] closed.
* May: [[Golden Rule Bar-B-Q]] closed its [[Pelham]] and [[Helena]] locations.
* [[March 24]]: [[The Hive]] at [[Five Points South]] closed.
* [[March 24]]: [[The Hive]] at [[Five Points South]] closed.
* Spring: [[Macy's]] at [[Brookwood Village]] closed.
* Spring: [[Macy's]] at [[Brookwood Village]] closed.
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* July: [[DiscoveryBioMed]] was acquired by Eurofins Discovery of Dundee, Scotland.
* July: [[DiscoveryBioMed]] was acquired by Eurofins Discovery of Dundee, Scotland.
* July: Lexicon Inc. of Little Rock, Arkansas acquired [[Universal Limited]] of [[Trussville]].
* July: Lexicon Inc. of Little Rock, Arkansas acquired [[Universal Limited]] of [[Trussville]].
* July: [[Zoe's Kitchen]] closed its [[SoHo Square]] location in [[Homewood]].
* July: [[Zoe's Kitchen]] closed its [[SoHo Square]] and [[Brook Highland Plaza]] locations.
* July: [[Twisted Root Burger Co.]] closed.
* July: [[McFly's Bird Shop]] closed.
* July: [[Superior Grill]] closed.
* July: [[Superior Grill]] closed.
* [[July 31]]: [[Taproot Cafe]]  
* July: [[Delta Blues Hot Tamales]] closed.
* [[July 31]]: [[Taproot Cafe]] closed.
* July 31: [[Abhi]] restaurant closed its location at [[The Summit]].
* July 31: [[Abhi]] restaurant closed its location at [[The Summit]].
* July 31: The [[Cajun Boys & Our Poboys]] locations in [[Chelsea]] and on [[Valleydale Road]] closed.
* July 31: The [[Cajun Boys & Our Poboys]] locations in [[Chelsea]] and on [[Valleydale Road]] closed.
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* [[August 14]]: [[Smokin' Hot Sports Grill]] in [[McCalla]] closed.
* [[August 14]]: [[Smokin' Hot Sports Grill]] in [[McCalla]] closed.
* August: MAU Inc. of Augusta, Georgia acquired [[Doozer Software]] of [[Hoover]].
* August: MAU Inc. of Augusta, Georgia acquired [[Doozer Software]] of [[Hoover]].
* August: [[Carrigan's Public House]] closed.
* August: [[Ghost Train Brewing Company]] closed its [[3rd Avenue South]] tap room.
* September: [[Wilson Florist & Gifts]] closed.
* September: [[Wilson Florist & Gifts]] closed.
* [[September 1]]: [[Over Easy]] at [[The Hollywood]] closed.
* [[September 1]]: [[Over Easy]] at [[The Hollywood]] closed.
* [[September 4]]: [[Bogue's]] in [[Lakeview]] closed.
* [[September 4]]: [[Bogue's]] in [[Lakeview]] closed.
* September: [[O'Charley's]] closed its [[Alabaster]] location.
* September: [[Little London Kitchen]] in [[West Homewood]] closed.
* September: [[Little London Kitchen]] in [[West Homewood]] closed.
* [[September 30]]: [[Nabeel's Café & Market]] in [[Homewood]] closed.
* [[September 30]]: [[Nabeel's Café & Market]] in [[Homewood]] closed.
* October: [[Camellia House]] homebuilders was acquired by The Peak Group of Hurst, Texas.
* October: [[Camellia House]] homebuilders was acquired by The Peak Group of Hurst, Texas.
* October: [[On Tap Sports Cafe]] closed its [[Riverchase Galleria]] location.
* October: [[Underground Vegan]] at [[Pickwick Plaza]] closed.
* November: [[Bradford Health Services]] was acquired by Lee Equity Partners of New York City.
* November: [[Bradford Health Services]] was acquired by Lee Equity Partners of New York City.
* November: [[Focus Ortho]] was acquired by Cloud 9 Software of Alpharetta, Georgia.
* November: [[Focus Ortho]] was acquired by Cloud 9 Software of Alpharetta, Georgia.

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2022 is the 151st year after the founding of the City of Birmingham.

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A volcanic eruption at Hunga Tonga on January 15 caused tsunami flooding across the Pacific. Russia invaded Ukraine. The U.S. Supreme Court reversed its 1973 decision in Roe v. Wade. NASA's James Webb Space Telescope began transmitting its first images. Charles III was crowned King of the United Kingdom. The 2022 midterm elections were held in the United States. Elon Musk purchased Twitter.

Annie Ernaux won the Nobel Prize for literature. Geneticist Svante Pääbo won the Noble Prize for medicine for his research into the Neanderthal genome. The Nobel Peace Prize was shared between supporters of civil society in Belarus, Russia and Ukraine.

Notable people who died in 2022 included actors James Caan, Angela Lansbury, Ray Liotta, Nichelle Nichols, Sidney Poitier, Paul Sorvino and William Hurt; anthropologist Richard Leakey; basketball player Bill Russell; comedians Gallagher and Gilbert Gottfried; film directors Peter Bogdanovich and Jean-Luc Godard; football coach Dan Reeves; football player Len Dawson; historian David McCullough; former Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe; manga artist Kazuki Takahashi; musicians Angelo Badalamenti, Coolio, Lamont Dozier, Naomi Judd, Loretta Lynn, Christine McVie, Meat Loaf, Olivia Newton-John, and Vangelis; novelist Peter Straub; philosopher Bruno Latour; Queen Elizbeth II of the United Kingdom; record executive Jim Stewart; soccer legend Pelé; former U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright; and former General Secretary of the Soviet Communist Party Mikhail Gorbachev.

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